The Ethereum developer conference is scheduled to decide this Thursday whether EIP-8141 should be included in the Hegota upgrade.

CoinFeed reported on March 24 that Ethereum core developer ladislaus.eth disclosed that the Ethereum core developer meeting plans to decide this Thursday whether to include EIP-8141 (Framework Transactions) in the Hegota upgrade. This proposal decouples accounts from fixed signature schemes, providing a native migration path for post-quantum-safe signature schemes, and making account abstraction a first-class feature of the protocol, rather than being implemented through an entry point contract. Furthermore, Framework Transactions also supports programmable gas payments using ERC-20 tokens. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated that the proposal will also further standardize privacy protocols, its strength lying in extending the general programmability of the EVM to the verification phase, where previously only hard-coded ECDSA signatures were supported.